Block Attack Rise of the block 4+

Name: Block Attack Rise of the block
Rating: 2.6 (8 reviews)
Author: Haw-Yuan Yang

Haw-Yuan Yang

Designed for iPad

- 2.6 • 8 Ratings

- Free

Description

Block Attack - Rise of the Blocks is a puzzle/blockfall game.

In Tetris, the blocks fall from the sky. In Black Attack - Rise of the Blocks, the blocks come from underneath, and scroll upward. The speed of the blocks get faster as the game goes on. You know how it works—games like to punish you for doing well!

To eliminate blocks from the stack, line up at least three of one color, horizontally or vertically. Once you do, those blocks explode and disappear, reducing the number (and height) of the blocks still on your screen.

Oct 7, 2020

Version 1.3.0

Bugs fixed.

2.6 out of 5

8 Ratings

Almost great

This game is similar to Tetris attack, but the touchscreen controls are clunky and just not good enough. onscreen controls & buttons would make it great in my opinion. Button feedback vibration would be even better with that. I will look forward to these improvements.

Great!! But,

I love puzzle league, and when I saw it on mobile, I was insanely hyped, and, well, its puzzle league alright.
It works, sort of. I honestly think you should make it touch screen controls., I know, the controls now are meant to be how the original one was, but it just does not work too well on mobile. That's it though, other than that,

You get what you saw, puzzle league, on mobile.

Needs so much work.

This game has so much potential. It takes solid game play that would be quick and responsive with a controller, and applies it into touch controls, which could have worked well if optimized for touch screen game play. It however is not.

Aside from that the only game mode you have is endless, which wouldn't be a problem but the game will randomly decide to game over you even if the screen doesn't fill with blocks.

This combined with stiff controls really impacts how the game plays, and I cannot rate it with more than a one.

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